NEWSPAPER HEADLINES; TUESDAY NOVEMBER 19TH 2013, Daily Trust • Unease in N/Assembly as Jonathan submits budget • APC rejects supplementary election, insists on cancellation • Nigeria to sell refineries in four months, Diezani says • Jega admits INEC official subverted Anambra election • Oil theft drops, Navy chief says • Polio: LG records 453 rejections in 2 days • Yoruba community mourns death of Yahaya Mahmood • 130 buildings collapsed in Lagos in 6 years • Ijaw leader, Sekibo, dies at 70 • Police probe killing of 8 herdsmen in Borno Daily Independent • 2015 poll may lead to violent eruptions, Falana warns • Nigerian laws have outlived their usefulness – Musdapher • Anambra poll: Resign now, CNPP tells Jega • Jimoh Ibrahim quizzed over N6.8b tax evasion • Presidency misfired on NGF, says Amaechi • Fashola tasks professionals on building collapse • Edo CJ assures on improvement in justice system • Obi distributes new cars to Anambra Directors • APC will upstage PDP in 2015’ • ASUU queries four ESUT professors for sabotaging strike Punch • Lagos cholera outbreak caused by contaminated salad –FG • Chemical emission: Agencies probe Lagos photo labs • Keke Napep drivers resist merger with NURTW • MultiChoice contributions to Nigeria’s devt, enviable’ • 3,500 Nigerians affected by leprosy yearly’ • N’Assembly bars workers as Jonathan presents budget today • FG can’t negotiate lecturers’ salary without wages commission – Senate • Resident doctors’ strike will end next week –UCH • Nigeria lost N2.29tn to 2012 flooding – NEMA • Adeyeye slams APC over its complaints Vanguard • Apologise to Oritsejafor, Christian youths tell S-South bishops • 2015: Yoruba will shock the North – Senator Zwingina • Youths protest arrest of Jigawa gov’s sons • N5bn pension scam: Ex-director begs court to reduce bail bond to N100m • Anambra Guber Poll: One contest too many knocks, intrigues • Economy expands to 6.81% in third quarter • Anambra guber: PDP accuses APC of importing thugs • FG approves construction of rail to link oil depots • Chime vs wife: Enugu PDP distances self from report • Building collapse: Tribunal indicts govt officials The Nation • Police to quiz Ekiti centre’s managers • I’m yet to recover from Iyayi’s death’ • French now compulsory in Navy schools • NMA seeks probe into Iyayi’s death • Air Nigeria: I was never arrested by FIRS, says Jimoh Ibrahim • Released Frenchman back home • N5b ‘fraud’: Accused begs for liberal bail term • Fire razes six trucks on Benin-Ore road • Oshiomhole reshuffles exco • Nigeria’s retail market contributes 3% to GDP’ The Tribune • Why Anambra election won’t be cancelled - INEC •Asks aggrieved parties to go to court •Supplementary election to hold in 210 polling units • Kano govt in N3bn pension fund mess •It is political witch-hunt - Govt • $5bn not missing from Excess Crude Account - FG •Says money shared among 3 tiers of govt, Rivers got N56bn • Tanker crushes pupils, 4 feared killed • Why we can’t give youth corps members military training - Board • Ajimobi inaugurates 13-man committee for technical varsity • N29.8m fraud: Estate agent bags 15 years imprisonment • Alleged N4.7bn fraud: Court adjourns Babalakin’s case till Nov 27 • Mark, Aganga, Orji support call for ban on importation of leather products • Money laundering: Group tells Lamido to resign, or risk impeachment •As youths stage protest in Jigawa National Mirror • N8,000 bribe: Lagos intensifies effort to arrest corrupt LASTMA officer • Nigeria’s GDP growth rose to 6.81% in Q3, 2013 • Pension fraud: Ex-director seeks reduction of N500m bail condition • Cholera claims 124 lives, says Health Minister • African parliamentarians rally support for democracy • 2015, Amaechi and the APC romance • After muscle-flexing, National Assembly receives Jonathan’s 2014 Budget today • Edo Assembly suspends LG boss over illegal trip abroad • It’s suicidal to oppose national confab –Gani Adams • Katsina spends N350m on science education Sahara Reporters • Money Laundering: Jigawa Professionals Demand Governor Lamido’s Resignation Have a productive Tuesday, Good morning!
Posted on: Tue, 19 Nov 2013 05:43:26 +0000
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